7 definitions by Miles Bonekeeper
Swinging its massive anchor, it can KO a Wailord in a single blow. What appears to be green seaweed is actually its true body.
Dhelmise appears to be a cluster of seaweed holding together the anchor and ship's wheel of a wrecked ship. It may also reference the idea of ghost ships.
Dhelmise appears to be a cluster of seaweed holding together the anchor and ship's wheel of a wrecked ship. It may also reference the idea of ghost ships.
by Miles Bonekeeper October 29, 2017
A Skarloey is a what you call a Old Red Narrow Gauge Tank Engine with three wheels and a cab.
Is Normally used when you see a Red Narrow Gauge Engine but don't know it's Plated Name or Number.
Is Sometimes A Common Nickname for the Pokémon Snorlax.
Is Normally used when you see a Red Narrow Gauge Engine but don't know it's Plated Name or Number.
Is Sometimes A Common Nickname for the Pokémon Snorlax.
Version 1
Person 1: What Type Of Train Is That?
Person 2: Oh That's A Skarloey
Version 2:
Mum Or Dad: What's that Snorlax's name?
Child/Teen: His name is Skarloey
Person 1: What Type Of Train Is That?
Person 2: Oh That's A Skarloey
Version 2:
Mum Or Dad: What's that Snorlax's name?
Child/Teen: His name is Skarloey
by Miles Bonekeeper May 31, 2017
Once it finds a partner it trusts, Type: Null destroys its own control mask to become Silvally. It reverts to its wild temperament, but it will obey its Trainer and even risk its own life in its partner's defense. The destruction of its mask re-activates its RKS System, allowing it to change its type according to the Memory attached to it; its eyes, spikes, and fin membrane all change color to match its current type.
Silvally is the only known Pokémon capable of learning Multi-Attack.
Silvally is the only known Pokémon capable of learning Multi-Attack.
by Miles Bonekeeper August 21, 2017
Palossand is just a Sandygast that is now a Sandcastle
Palossand controls adults to make them build it a bigger sand castle, which provides it a disguise and defense. However, Palossand is able to replenish any sand it loses on its own but it's too busy controlling others. The shovel on its head rotates when Palossand searches for prey and is believed to function as radar. It enjoys the life force of living things. By creating a sandy vortex, it will capture small things and absorbing their life force.
Palossand controls adults to make them build it a bigger sand castle, which provides it a disguise and defense. However, Palossand is able to replenish any sand it loses on its own but it's too busy controlling others. The shovel on its head rotates when Palossand searches for prey and is believed to function as radar. It enjoys the life force of living things. By creating a sandy vortex, it will capture small things and absorbing their life force.
by Miles Bonekeeper October 25, 2017
Type: Null was created by Faba of the Aether Foundation to be an "Anti-UB Fighting life-form". Codenamed "Beast Killer", Type: Null was given cells taken from all known Pokémon types with the intention of giving it the ability to shift between types by holding a corresponding Memory, an ability originally inspired by the myths about Arceus found in Canalave Library. This ability led the Aether Foundation to give it the name Type: Full. Three known models of Type: Full were created, but all three rejected the RKS System and went berserk. After being subdued, the three Type: Full were given limiter helmets to lessen the effects of the RKS System's rejection and were put into permanent cryogenic stasis, and the "Beast Killer" project was deemed a failure, and their name changed to Type: Null.
by Miles Bonekeeper August 21, 2017
A type of pale sand that embodies the grudges of things that have died on the breach. It wishes it was a castle so it can be noticed and feared by others.
by Miles Bonekeeper August 17, 2017
Omastar uses its tentacles to capture its prey. It is believed to have become extinct because its shell grew too large and heavy, causing its movements to become too slow and ponderous.
Before its own heavy shell led to its extinction, Omastar swam the seas in search of prey. Even the hard shells of prehistoric Shellder stood no match to Omastar's deadly powerful bite, and were quickly made a meal of by having their insides sucked out.
Before its own heavy shell led to its extinction, Omastar swam the seas in search of prey. Even the hard shells of prehistoric Shellder stood no match to Omastar's deadly powerful bite, and were quickly made a meal of by having their insides sucked out.
Omastar evoles from Omanyte
by Miles Bonekeeper October 24, 2017